'Wonderful. . . properly noir' Ian Rankin 'Devastating and
brilliant' Sunday Times 'Happiness for those unused to it is like
food for the starving - a little too much can be fatal.' Writer
Jeff Colombier is not accustomed to success. Twice divorced with a
grown-up son he barely sees, he drinks too much and his books don't
sell. Then he wins a big literary prize and his life changes for
ever. Overwhelmed by his newfound wealth and happiness, he feels
the need to escape and recapture his lost youth, taking his son,
Damien, with him. And if shady lawyers and mysterious girls lead
them down dangerous paths . . . well, c'est la vie. A twisted,
trippy feat of French noir from 'the true heir to Simenon'.
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